These are my favorites.....innovative, extraordinary shapes......
Polyvase.MGX
Designed by Dan Yeffet 'Jelly Lab'
Technique: SLA
Material: Epoxy Colour: dark brown, grass green (or other by request)
Models available:Small: Ø 180mm, H 23mm
Medium: Ø 195mm, H 255mm
Large: Ø 225mm, H 305mm
Dan was born in 1971 in Jerusalem, Israel. He worked as a freelance designer in the Netherlands before opening his own design studio - Jellylab - which is now located in Paris. Dan describes himself as an explorer and an adventurer.
http://www.within4walls.co.uk/new/designers.php?id=DAN%20YEFFET
Black_Honey.MGX
Designed by Arik Levy
Technique: SLA
Material: epoxy
Colour: Black honey
Models available: Curved: H 114 x 396 x 403mm
Flat: H 54 x 402 x 403mm
Small Curved: H 73 x 273 x 275mm
Arik Levy was born in Tel Aviv in 1963. He graduated with distinction in Industrial Design from the Art Centre Europe in Switzerland in 1991. He taught at the Ecole Nationale Superieure de Creation Industrielle and Les Ateliers Paris from 1992 until 1994. He has won numerous awards and is currently Partner and Creative Director of LDesign in Paris, a company active in prospective studies in industrial design, product development, light design, corporate identity, packaging and display, interiors and exhibition design, as well as stage design.
http://www.within4walls.co.uk/new/designers.php?id=ARIK%20LEVY
One_Shot.MGX
Designed by Patrick Jouin
Technique: SLS
Material: Polyamide (nylon)
Colour: white
Dimensions folded position: length 650 mm * diam 110 mm
Dimensions seating position: heigth 400 mm * diam 320 mm
'For the first time in history, a kinetic, integrated, functional design piece has been produced in a single, non-assembled unit. This functional piece of furniture, including all moving parts, was produced in one piece by the Rapid Prototyping technique known as Selective Laser Sintering.'
http://www.leuveninc.com/pooled/articles/BF_NEWSART/view.asp?Q=BF_NEWSART_212389
A former artistic director for fellow French designer Philippe Starck, Jouin opened his own studio in Paris in 1998. His firm, which has designed a range of products from lighting and furnishings to electronics, is known for their experience with the latest industrial design techniques including rapid prototyping and gas injection. In addition to product design, Jouin’s other work includes designs for manufacturer exhibition spaces and hospitality interiors, including the Chlösterli restaurant in Gstaad, Switzerland and the Mix Las Vegas restaurant.
Lily.MGX
Designed by Janne Kyttanen
Technique: SLS
Material: polyamide (nylon)
Colour: white
Design: chrome coated, stainless steel
Janne Kyttänen, born in Finland in 1974, began experimenting with Rapid Manufacturing technology to produce prototypes for new products. Janne founded his company, Freedom Of Creation (FOC), in Helsinki in 2000 and in 2002 started FOC in its current form in Amsterdam while using Materialise's machines to produce rapid manufactured lights. This collaboration led to the new Materialise MGX department, which presented its first collection of designer lampshades manufactured with 3D printing techniques at the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2003. The collection promptly won the Blueprint Best Newcomer Award at the 2003 100% Design Show in London.
Janne's company produces unique light designs and interior accessories in highly complex and intricate forms and its endless experimenting and research into material applications has resulted in the production of rapid manufactured fabrics made up of thousands of tiny, interlocking pieces.
http://www.within4walls.co.uk/new/designers.php?id=JANNE%20KYTTANEN
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